A One Issue Conception, and other links

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• A One Issue Conception Against Biden/Harris and For Trump: Why Are Washington DC Businesses Boarding Up Windows In Anticipation of Tuesday? -- “So, some simple questions. Who is going to break these windows? Who is going to loot? From whom are we expecting violence?...Washington DC is not getting ready to have its windows broken by Trump voters.”
• Best Secondhand Bookshops in the UK -- “Many of the books we love were published in the UK and are now out of print and extremely hard to find inexpensively here in the US.”
• Federal judge rules Colorado’s mask mandate, restrictions on churches are unconstitutional -- “The Constitution does not allow a state to tell a congregation how large it can be when comparable secular gatherings are not so limited, or to tell a congregation that its reason for wishing to remove facial coverings is less important than a restaurant’s or spa’s.”
• Hundreds of medical experts question Belgium’s coronavirus policy in 2 open letters -- “Instead of the strict rules for the entire population, the signatories advocate a reverse lockdown, in which high-risk patients, together with their doctors, develop a strategy for self-protection.”
• Island Culture -- “The tidal island is a decent illustration of the relationship between the church and its surrounding culture.”
• Mandatory Vaccination: Stop it Only One Way -- “I am against mandatory vaccination because of parental rights. I am not against mandatory vaccination because vaccines do not work, are dangerous, or are ineffective.”
• Michigan unveils order forcing restaurants to record ‘names and phone numbers’ of customers -- “The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announced the new order on Thursday, which will require restaurants to note the date and time of entry for customers who visit the premises.”
• National Fraternal Order of Police Releases Scorcher of an Ad Endorsing Trump -- “The images are shocking, the violence described is disturbing, and the actions taken by those in leadership in Pennsylvania have undercut the efforts of the police.”
• Sanders/Dunn “Fork in the Road” in the Current Controversy over the Pauline Doctrine of Justification by Faith -- “The most debated topic among Paul scholars today is Paul’s understanding of the law and more specifically the meaning of his key phrase, ‘works of law’.”
• Shy Trump Voters -- “Shy Trump voter...designates voters who plan to vote for Donald Trump but aren’t telling pollsters how they will vote.”
• Texas pastor details realities of human smuggling: Ransom gets paid or people get killed -- “The cartel member waiting in the sunny Walmart parking lot with a captive beside him looked just like anyone else, said Pastor Robert Sanchez of El Tabernaculo Church in San Juan, Texas.”
• The New Lie of ‘Authenticity’ and the Excuse It Gives Its Adherents to Live Ungodly -- “The word ‘authentic’ is now being used in an inauthentic way. Now it is a commonly used word to justify bad beliefs and behavior from adherents.”
• There’s No Such Thing as “Retiring” From Ministry -- “...as long as we’ve been granted the ability to serve, we must strive to fulfill the ministry to which God has called us, equipped us, and employed us for his glory.”
• Tips and Resources for Homeschooling Kindergarten and Young Children -- “Everyone is a little apprehensive the first time out of the gate, and we all want to get it right from the beginning.”
• Torah’s Counsel -- “The wicked’s counsel is, the only way to flourish is to burst the bonds of God’s rule and cast off his cords. What is the righteous counsel?”
• US Marshals rescue 27 missing children in 5-day Virginia operation -- “Operation Find Our Children also confirmed the location of six other children who had been reported as missing but were in the custody of their legal guardian.”